cmake compile for 64 bit
I have 32 bit mysql, compiled from source on Sparc 64 bit Solaris 10. I have to upgrade mysql to newer versions which require using CMAKE. I did this for another application that used Suns CC Compiler, without any compiler flags, and it built a 32 bit version of mysqld (server).
The CMAKE documentation say that to get 32bit, you specify -m32, but it doesn't say anything about requiring a flag for 64 bit.
If I use gcc or CC, do I need a flag to compile 64 bit mysql using CMAKE.
Does anyone have a good configuration line to compile 64 bit solaris or do I just put -m64 for gcc or CC please?
I'm also looking to create a mysqld binary that will make use of a multi-core T4-2 server. If there are any additional compile options for this, please let me know.
Thanks very much.
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